Since Apple began losing ground in the stock market five months ago, bloggers from all walks of life began painting a doom and gloom picture of the Cupertino giant. The majority of the claims some bloggers made were not well thought out, but a recent Forbes article did a far better job at analyzing Apple's situation, while outlining a few areas that need fixing.
Eric Jackson, a contributor at Forbes, laid out five key areas Apple needs to attend to in order for the company to get back on its feet. These areas, according to Jackson, are viewed as big problems, and should be taken care of as soon as possible:
Jackson did recognized that a team at Apple could be actively working on ways to fix these issues. CEO Tim Cook might want to push his team to hurry and get the job done before things fall out of control.
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